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. . • : -.; .-.. 0 11 .',We,.&„.. „ ...At 4) . ;''' • ~.444, '-- 4- .?" 4 . ... ... #. v......." 4 , I *C 1 44 r 4 1 71 I.' 1 -tr Al ' 4 115 '0 1.1' # 4 - " t* i r.: 4 2 • • Cl' .. t.. 7 , p li. , : . - ' . . - . - .., ' ft .t. - - ' ' . : 141 7 ", . 7 ( I : 4 17 3 * k ~ -.... 16,(.`4. : : : ',,,e;: - .. -. N.:. 4: 11.. 'a. ll, . 44 - 144: 6 U ....4,"‘..... 0 -, -,.. .. ~. . .... LUMBER 4832.) 'T UIiSD A Y, Atutcu 10, 1808. (i'lt;CE 43IXPEXCC THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, March 10, 1809,. will be 'performd_ TO TIIE EDITOR OF e TIIE arlAr. refer to it r t s •pre4existing, and timely, regulate iii exercise of it. All writers upon the Law of Na.i tious utiattrnoutly acknowledge it, ‘Aithout the ex. SIR, THE WONDER. Don Felix, Mr. EI.LisTON-; • Feetieriik Mr. PuTNAM ; • Colonel Briton, Mr. H 0.1: 1... 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I mean the'Earl of: LIVERPOOCS I.4lS course on the Conduci of the Goverintient of Great' Britain in respect to Neutral Nations. 'Having, stated the right of captUre, and appealed to the authority of GROTIUS, BYNKELISIMEK; ALis locus G - 6iTrLIS, FIE4NaCCILTS ) ZOI:C4, ticC.' as .WVII as to ", • the assertioiis of th:it riglit by. the miritime hations of* Europe, beSitigiosei an objeaion, which the pre sent tinies'haVe 'again drought forward, that' the lib.aiy Of navigatiOn is destroyed,' and that a violent . . restraint is put On the lawful industry` of mankind. To this he convincingly answers— 'O - RXTOFtIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, .COVENT:GAItrE . N. TO-NIOR achy Ey:ENING, The .116 instimt, wilt be performed the favourite Serenata of ACI S and GALATEA, with a Grand . Miscellaneous Act, in Whien Mr. BRAI4AM will introduce " The battle of Maidai" composed by Sig. Rauzzini. ,find of the Second Att, Stet belts favourite COncerto ( La' Gnostic) . isn the Grand . 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The Natural History ot liritiah Inseas ; theta in thelr-srveral State,t, With the Orittils of their Trans tortnations, their Food, Economy, Sc.c. The whole ivith Lotonterl kigures. t 4 Vols. 4%441 Svc,. price in boArchi ISt. 1. i'lic,Natural Ilistory ot ; with 'cutout:7d S Vol), price to txt, - tnis 91. 3 . Tile I ii)toi v c,t ttriti,ll ; with' coloittetl f l orcs, in Vol). pli,e to thica.sla 10. - Much clamour havittg been lately relied against ception even of .11triiiitatt himself, the great clime , the restrietions which Government has laid on 'the piun'ofNentral Priellegei. tuition, no man in the :. NlaritiMiConimerce of Neutral States, I. am in- least degree conversant in subjects of this kind, his duced to state tb the Publie, through the channel :; ever, that I know el, briaped :i doolat upon it."--. Of your Paper, the equityipf principle on which 'the ' Ala . rititite Draoi—Cdsi of Wie Maria, p. .t! t '/, . , ' restrictions are founded, and the.precedents 'afforded • I Such' being the principle, of the restriaions of, .for the exercise of a check upon Neutrals; in the - " " rshall 1 • a ' Neutral Commerce,' I .will! now refer you to.thts autient parts of our history. This, however, pra ice abut% own country upon it ;' and this shall not do in my own words, as your. Readers:canuot , be-taken from the rreatiselirst quoted4s, . , .... , be expected to submit to the authority of attameless • ~ It ~ vas'irt the .... reign'of the first EDWAItD o t . ' ,writer. I,•prefor;iherefore, the seledion of ' ctrtain Prince Wli6 thoroughly utideriteod the rights of his opinions from printed documents of high - charader Crown, and had. a Spirit 'equal to ,tlie SUpt)Ort ,Lif !Ind acknowledged weight ; 'mid, in-the adoption of them, that Ptilw,.. - the'lw;ir ',Of Frauee, being eii !this method, - my task . will be to rentind the . gaged' in 'tk'ae With the Duke of 'Burgutidy, the . ' Ptihiit; of what at seems to -have too quickly for-' H:Frett' ch Admiral took .the ships of Several I•`eutral Milieus - Wiiieh. were passing. through .the 'Britidi Channel into the port of Flatider4.. Great coin-. •; . . , . plaints-were , made on this, head, and Commissional .;. weteappOinted to. examine into the cendua of the j Admiral ; a libel was there presented against him .4), , almost ever' trading Nation of ' , Europe :... the record •,• •orthia is still remaining; and if Nentral. tail tes I had at that-time pretended . fo enjorthe right of pit., teeing teung the, 'property of .the' Enemy; ::ind: that the . 4 eireds which they cartied on tbaid, ,could, in no 1 ea s e, except 'that of. contrabtittd, .:he made lawful would Piize, we might well .expect that this rig ht here. have been claimed and asserted., War.eatnil not in this case have prevented; it ; for all the Wer:!tt, . , except France, was on one side of the question. Vet the record contains no such claim ; 'the injureti.dt r , 'mand their right on a dilfettent principle, becausethe ships were taken' on ,those Sea* where the s..ipa of , 'mart tininolestsd 'the product or mantifaCture of ! Efightud (sitith the record) have,-tiMe o.:t of mine, one's own Country or labour, and bringing back i been in •peaceahle possession of the sovereign lord- Whatever may be reccii , ed' in return for it. But can :.sliip, with power of appoihting Liws, of prohibiting it he lawfUl that you Should extend this l'itglit to My . ; the use of arms, 'of giving protection, as Occasioii detriment; and wlien it:Was Meant only for yEitir ad- ,' should require, and appointing all things.necessarY, vantage,- that you. should exert it in the I cause of my ; for the maintaining , justice and equity among till, tte enemii Each man has aright to perform certain ac-, i well foreigners us natives., who navigate those Seas... lions ;.. bat if tlie-destrit.'.tiou of. another should fol. ! Here .then the right of protection is' placed.on.:.thai low from them, would not this be a just reason of i basis on which alone . it tan liroperly.'be_founded; , reatralsit / the rights of maali.ind adivat of different, the 'right 61 •.-Hnittion.'No other pretence isottere44 degrees, and whenever two of these : come into coin-i and it I (nay Le allowed to suns up the evidence, art petition, the lowest in the scale must always give 1 , their names. are written in the record 0 G'onue, Cate.. place to the higher. Btit.you will say that you have loigne, Espaigne, Aleinaine, Seland, L-leyland, g rise; a.prolit in doing this: - - However, if it is othe DeAm rwise i ark, Norway, et plusours .autres lieu ,, dts unjust, will that con iideration cons;ert. iC lute a right? . l'k'anpier,' :ill join heie in asiirting the principle ott Ilyort, mean that your conlinetoe,..otiget to._be-fre.e, ; whichl•fitst established my arg,unient. the right is not Itt•the least; denied you ; but if, l'heatinals of Kin EDWARD- 111..atford still othet . undeethis disguisedou 'intend to bonveffreed?;in I fads infatooot of my opitiieni, ..:4:111ii Prince-adder{ • to the . coannerce,or t the vi le ' t uy, e t io Policy or jtis. i to his military accompliihments•geeat.sagacity ih thil tice require it ? 'What. can neutral :as:At-ions desire science of law's,' Otid• 1311111 . 1.riail Flitdillioll LL., toe More than to- remain, amid th.6' riVaVS Of.war, in cwintnercial interests: of Ins 'Kingiletn. In the itd the satn' ehappy,' circumstances 'Which tin. tranquillity year of 'his-reign he confirmed the Charter of Pre of peace would have ,utforded them ?' . 1;lut can vileges - Which some of his predecessors hid Were' anye-right from hettee arise that you 'sheold (tike • gratirad to foreign merchants, and partici,i,lerly to .. oCC;Sioti frOm the 'War itielrto'-eonstitute 'a' hew ; those of the' Hanse Towns,- whO were at; that limo' specie; of trAic'WhiCh iir pcate,YOn neye.r enjoyed, the 'greatest freightert- of the . western, putts .of and which the necessity of one party is obliged to : Europe.' !'his - instiutnent ; may ; Well be eenie% 'grant you, to the detriment, perhaps the destrudion„ dered as a sort of Maritime, Regulation, .by `of the other ? . If 'this eight.were admitted, it would ' •Which England meant„ to diced her coil - dal:I 'become the Interest of all tot:um/vial States Co pro- ,; at that time. us affairs of .o,iii hat,irc.. In thii mote dissention among their neighbours-'--Chequer the quer- ; 'liberty of navigAiUti is .fully confirmed : foreign evlitof ethers . would ,he a hdrvest to them ; and, Merchatits arc allowed to carry their goods,• wise from the contentions of the rest of the world, they , titer - Purehrised within ,the kingdom or without, .Wottld'giliher ‘Nvealtb and power."-:-.P. ,(4 ) . ,i quucanque voluerint, but with this etception, pia In the equity attending - restrictions overthis kind terpaw ad terror . nptoriiirum te mallijesturum hus. . Of commerce, Sir \Vrt.t.tsst Scow-r establishes the , tiun t regal tiostri ;- and some °Greats being after- , right of visiting merchant ships at 'sea; and this he wards etuninitted against this charter in the succeeds determines on principles of law whit% are neither - ing wars, it Was Agiaiti renewed in the same nialiner auttuating nor temporary, but fixed, -perpetual, and :: in the tith year ,of bib reign. In bath these histaticei , incontrovertible : 1 the exception is 'express, that n o Ar a d ( ' w i dat , 3o , ver , , . "'kite right of visiting and searching merchant , should be permitted with the enemy. BM thisg'om4 ~. ships upon the high sans, Wll4ltiVtir ,be the ship s , : King, perliapi through a principle'of jnsticu;and his . whatever ;bp the cargoes, whateyer be the destioa- ' ardent love to commerce ; 'seems .to ;have pi;atitified tiara, is an inconthatiblu right of the lawfully urns- i this right with more Moderation; that ii' g in much i .. , misstated cruisers of i a iteklg went Nation. I say, th s sauce e e manner hi which the Government of Eug.' he the ships, the: ( - argues,. and the destinations land claims it at lite4ent, for in his wars with Seat. • what they may 1 • because, till they. are visited i land, soite ships of Great . urniouth havin g irked , and searched, it does not appear what the ships , or , several veifsela .•beionging, to the burgesses. u;. thee, the cargces, .or the destinations, are; and it, is for town Of Bruges, prietendvatis bdnit in iisdetn- exisi ‘. the purpose •of ascertaining. thole points, that 'the' ' ' lenlitiluisse hiiiniiiteirt de Scotia, he dire:',led his pr,.. neeesSitybf the right of visitation and search exists.' f , -min to the Stiera of' Norfolk, .comtnandity;. hilts to I'liti"tiot is sO.ck;ar in principle; that no nian.:Can set at - liberty, amid to C'ause full restitution to made 7denP it who 141:nitsthe Lighlity,of maritime capture of the ships, and such of the goods as belong e d i , Even those who cots end fbr the inadmissiole rule, the . meichAtits-of Bruges4 and that lie should ch-, , n i n i that fwe ' ships malCe ' free goods, ' - must admit the only that part Of the cargo'whieh,Was the pr%,. 1 , 0 -7 exereke of this ri oit ' at lost 19r . the . onrPosk. 'of. of the Scotch, his enemies: ~ We_ find also, that ast...ertiiiiiing la/bother the ships are free ships or not, when Queen EI.I2ABETU - was eingng.td in war wt,th , The right is elnliTlV clear .in 7 praaiCO i - - fOr practice Spain; she seized several vessels of the Hanle Townti, ' i s PPiturin and universal' upoti the Subjec.l.' -rlid . t - hich were entering .into. tire. Tort oi Libbili;- and: i. misty- European TriNities whisii, Met t‘it' th.io- rirl,t; iii triad, kitiviti - Oth4t argth*ts, ttn t ch i tftii 00,4 • This nay was pnblished,Price Ss. in boards. A LETIIR to a MEMBEit of the Prosent ROA ENT on the t ARTICLES of CFIAN.C.:f. Niaternis %YE I, LE S I.E Y. which have been laid be: fore the House of Coinitions.':. . LAV,I4 ENCE I)UNLIAS CA MPIIE I', sq. •.• Piinied for 'T. Vadelf and W . Wilk; Strand. whom may be had, by the same Author, Phe SeciondEdition "Or A 'keW . to' the S trittures ?of the 'Edinbure,h itegitw, on the Foreign roliey of the Marquis Weiresiny's Administrd trpti in India* 'price bi.